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Most inspection tasks on the Honeywell AS907 (HTF7000) are straightforward, offering consistent turntimes and cost expectations. However, it's important to note that the Borescope inspections of turbine and compressor components can reveal issues that may extend downtime and increase costs
As spring and summer temperatures begin rise, so do the number of environmental system squawks.
Gust locks lock the control column in place, preventing random movement and possible damage of the surface from wind while an aircraft is parked. It only takes a small investment to prevent damage that could cost tens of thousands of dollars and hours to repair.
COTS units: how they compare to aircraft-grade units and the pros and cons of having them installed on your aircraft.
When it comes to modifying or altering the interior of your business aircraft, missing documentation significantly slows down the progress of your project and could require the re-creation of lost documentation.
We are able to change the contacts and repair the assembly for less than 50% of the OEM list price.
This agreement gives Duncan Aviation access to expanded Héroux-Devtek/APPH repair and overhaul services.
There is an old saying about Hawkers. You cannot over-lubricate the landing gear.
Keeping the Falcon 900 air-conditioning cooling system at peak performance takes effort. Are you able to recognize the symptoms of a malfunctioning system?
When it comes to cabin and flight deck avionics in business aircraft, things are always changing. Innovation and operator trends affect the market and identify some technology operators might want to consider for their aircraft.
These units draw and generate enormous amounts of current, and a loose wire could lead to catastrophic failure.
Over time engine vibration can cause the cannon plug to migrate aft causing a lost signal.
We are fast approaching the time of the year when both temperatures and squawks about poor cabin cooling increase.
This Service Bulletin is applicable to aircraft engines on the Embraer Legacy 450 and Embraer Legacy 500 aircraft.
As you begin to plan for the Bombardier Learjet Nacelle Heat Tube Inspection, there are a few items to be aware of.